The following content has expired and cannot be updated to iOS 15.7.2 now, and users who are still using iOS 15.7.2 will face serious security risks. It is recommended that all users update to the latest version.
The following are kept as archives.
FOREWORD
You may have heard that iOS 15.7.2 is not available for devices that can be upgraded to iOS 16.
Well, actually that's not quite true, Apple developed 15.7.2 for the iPhone 8 and later, and asked people to test those firmwares, but changed that plan when it was finally released.
So, there's 15.7.2 firmware out there, it's just hard for you to get it because of Apple's restrictions. in this guide I will show you how to bypass these restrictions and install iOS 15.7.2 on your iPhone.
This guidance is time-sensitive and if you reading it after March 12, 2023 (12/3/2023), it must have expired. Check the time and don't read outdated content.
AVAILABILITY
This guide applies to all devices that can only get iOS 16.2 and not iOS 15.7.2, including iPhone 8 series, iPhone X, iPhone XR, iPhone XS series, iPhone 11 series, iPhone SE 2020, iPhone 12 series, iPhone 13 series and iPhone SE 2022.
For devices currently running between iOS 14.5 and 15.7.1, the update method is easiest there.
Member RetiredDinosaur reports (#113) that 15.6 RC1 has stopped signing on February 23, 2023 (23/2/2023). For those on iOS 16.x and before iOS 14.5, It is no longer possible to update to iOS 15.7.2 by following this guide.
For devices from before iOS 14.5 or already on iOS 16, you must be in the 14.5-15.7.1 version range to get the update, the reason is that in versions prior to 14.5, Apple has not added the option to choose to update, so there will only be iOS 16 instead of 15 and 16. for iOS 16, obviously, you have to downgrade to a lower version to update to 15.7.2, because 15.7.2 just an OTA update, so it doesn't have ipsw for you to downgrade. you can read the later part of this guide, there are related steps on how to update to iOS 15.6 RC1 (19G69) first to get the OTA update of 15.7.2.
The guidance expires on March 12, 2023 (12/3/2023), which is the 90-day delay Apple allowed.
For iOS releases outside of 14.5 and 15.7.1, the expiration date there will be harder to predict, as the only currently available entry into this range is iOS 15.6 RC1 (19G69), which is long overdue to stop signing, so Apple can stop signing this version at any time, If Apple does this next second, then you lose your chance to upgrade to 15.7.2.
PREREQUISITES
- This guide has not expired
- A macOS or a Windows computer
- iPhone
- A USB cable to connect your iPhone to your computer
HOW TO DO
Before I start I want to quickly explain the steps:
- Prepare profiles for Delayed OTA and iOS 15 beta
- Put your iPhone in supervised mode
- Import profiles and update to iOS 15.7.2
For iOS versions that are not in the supported range (before iOS 14.5 or on iOS 16.x), you must first update to iOS 15.6 RC1 (19G69) (currently available) and then follow the steps above.
For devices that have been jailbroken, the warning to you is that you have to do a full restore, i.e. put the iPhone in recovery mode, then restore your iPhone using the iOS 15.6 RC1 (19G69) restore ipsw, since 15.7.2, since 15.7.2 doesn't have ipsw available for restore on these devices, any jailbreak leftover files will not be able to be removed after this upgrade.
PREPARE CONFIGURATION PROFILES
We need two profiles, one for Delayed OTA and one for Beta, the former takes you back to the day when 15.7.2 RC was available, and Beta profile allows you to get RC through the beta channel.
- Delayed OTA Profiles
The first is the Delayed OTA profile, which is an XML file that can be made with any text editor. iOS 15.7.2 RC is released on December 7th, 2022 (7/12/2022) and fully available on December 8th (8/12/2022), we need to calculate the time difference between Today and December 8th, and then make a delayed ota profile suitable for today, so that your iPhone can go back to December 8th and get the ota update available that day.
Here's how:
An attachment is provided at the bottom of this thread. It is a Delayed OTA profile template that has been made. Download it, modify line 21
Remove the
- iOS 15 Beta Profile
You'll also need the iOS 15 beta profile, which I can't provide you or tell you how to get it because it's against the forum rules.
This file is also an XML file, the difference is that it must be signed by Apple to be valid, only members of the Apple Beta Software Program can legally obtain the profile, distributing it is against Apple and forum rules, so I can't help you further.
If you are missing the Delayed OTA profile but have the Beta profile, then you can get 15.7.2, you can download it, but it cannot be installed because it is no longer signed.
If you are missing the Beta profile but have the Delayed OTA profile, you can go back in time, but only get the public channel version available back in the day, probably 15.7.1.
When you combine two profiles, you get everything to work.
PUT IPHONE IN SUPERVISED MODE
This step assumes that you have prepared two profiles.
The delayed OTA profile we made works only in supervision mode. this mode is provided by Apple to organizations to strengthen the organization's control over the Apple products they own. many advanced controls on the iPhone can be activated in this mode, one of which is the delayed update we use, which allows organizations to update to a version of firmware 90 days after Apple no longer signs it, or for organizations, they get an additional 90-day signature period.
To put an iPhone into supervised mode, there are three popular software that can do it, you can choose the one that suits you:
- Apple Configurator 2
Apple Configurator 2 is officially provided by Apple, it is free and recommended, but the software can only be used on macOS.
- iMazing
iMazing is paid software and you can use it on Windows and macOS.
- iBackupBot from supervise me
iBackupBot, the software reported by other members in this thread (#30), is free and works on Windows and may only run on older versions of macOS.
When putting your iPhone into supervised mode using Apple Configurator 2 or iMazing you will be asked to erase all data on the iPhone, this is because only brand new devices can join the organization, make a backup before that. Note: If you are using eSIM, please make sure that you use a computer to back up your iPhone before erasing it. After erasing your iPhone with a computer, it will be completely erased, and your eSIM profile will also be deleted, but you can restore your eSIM profile from local backup (not iCloud). If you are unable to retrieve your eSIM after restoring, you must contact your carrier to find out how to re-add your number to your phone.
iBackupBot uses a special method to put your device into supervised mode without erasing your iPhone, it requires you to restore a specially edited backup into the iPhone, a member of this thread reported that this operation has the potential to cause data loss (#39), so make a backup before you do.
- How to use Apple Configurator 2
The following steps are modified partly from the MobileGuardian (I'm too lazy to rewrite all):
- How to use iMazing
The following steps are modified partly from the iMazing (I'm too lazy to rewrite all):
- How to use iBackupBot
Since this software may not work on the latest version of macOS, it is recommended that all macOS users use the official Apple Configurator 2, so the following steps take Windows as an example, and some steps are modified partly from the supervise me (I'm too lazy to rewrite all):
IMPORT PROFILES AND UPDATE TO IOS 15.7.2
- Import configuration profiles
The last step is to import the configuration profiles to the iPhone and then check for updates, there are three ways to import, Mail app, Safari app or direct import through the computer, Safari is more difficult, I will not introduce.
- Mail App
Login to your email in iPhone's Mail App, then send two profiles to the email, and click the email attachment to import them.
Only Apple Configurator 2 and iMazing allow you to import profiles directly from your computer to your iPhone:
- Apple Configurator 2
Connect your iPhone to macOS via USB and open Apple Configurator, Right-click on your iPhone in Apple Configurator, then select "Add > Profiles", select the profiles you prepared before.
- iMazing
Connect your iPhone to macOS or Windows via USB and open iMazing, click the Profiles icon, drag and drop the profiles you prepared to iMazing.
- Adjust iPhone date to make expired iOS 15 beta profile valid
iOS 15 beta profiles have expired on January 31, 2023 (31/1/2023). On the current date, the system will prevent you from installing the beta profile file, so we need to adjust the date of the iPhone to before January 31, 2023. In order to avoid time zone problems, it is recommended to set it to January 28th.
Go to your iPhone's Settings App, "General > Date & Time", turn off the "Set Automatically", and change the date to January 28th, 2023.
(Big thanks to @RetiredDinosaur for providing this method in #105, before we thought this guide was dead)
- Install Configuration profiles
Go to iPhone's Settings App, go to "General > VPN and Device Management" to enable your profiles one by one.
- Update and restore your data
Finally you can check for updates at "General > Software Update" and you should receive the update for iOS 15.7.2 and it will install normally.
After the update, if you put your iPhone in supervised mode using Apple Configurator 2 or iMazing, you will need to erase your iPhone to exit supervised mode. the way is: open the iPhone's Settings app, go to "General > Transfer or Reset iPhone", then tap "Erase All Content and Settings", after erasing, you can restore your iPhone using the backup you created earlier.
I haven't used iBackupBot, but members have reported that after the update, supervision mode is automatically exited, and all profiles are automatically deleted, but your app data and settings are preserved.
At this point, this guide is COMPLETE for you. Enjoy the holidays with your iPhone on iOS 15.7.2 🥳
If your upgrade succeeded or failed, you can reply to this thread to let us know or help you. please let us know your pre-upgrade iOS version and the model you are using when replying.
ADDITIONAL STEPS
These additional steps only applies to unsupported version range (before iOS 14.5 or on iOS 16.x) or jailbroken devices. but it can also be followed if you plan to do a clean restore before upgrading to 15.7.2.
As mentioned earlier, iOS 15.6 RC1 (19G69) is still signed and this is currently the only and last iOS 15 restore firmware available for these devices.
If your iOS is on a version prior to iOS 14.5, you will not be able to see the iOS 15.7.2 update if you follow the above steps, as the optional upgrade feature has not been added to iOS prior to 14.5, you need to update to iOS 15.6 RC1 (19G69) first.
If you're using iOS 16, now is your last chance to downgrade to iOS 15 via 15.6 RC1 (19G69).
If you are using a device that is already jailbroken then you need to be aware that updating to iOS 15.7.2 may not jailbreak your device and since there is no restore firmware available for 15.7.2, OTA updates won't help you remove those leftover jailbreak modifications, so you'll have to restore to iOS 15.6 RC1 (19G69) first to make sure your system files don't contain any unofficial modifications.
Also, since no signed restore firmware exists for iOS 15.7.2 on these devices, the only option for those who want to do a DFU restore with ipsw is to restore with 15.6 RC1 (19G69) and then update with OTA to 15.7.2.
These are all reasons to restore with iOS 15.6 RC1 (19G69), but it needs to be emphasized that Apple usually unsigns the previous firmware a week after the next firmware release, iOS 15.6 RC1 is an unusual special case, they either forget to unsign, or signed but for a special purpose, there's no reliable explanation there anyway, but what we do know for sure is that Apple could unsign this firmware the next second without notifying you, and then then there's no chance for you to restore to 15.6 RC1 (19G69), which means, for unsupported version range, you won't be able to update to 15.7.2.
- How to restore to iOS 15.6 RC1 (19G69)
FAQs
THANKS & CREDITS
Apple, developed the softwares and allow businesses to use the method to upgrade to firmware that is no longer signed.
Github user dhinakg (aka Dhinak G), for contributions in the Delayed OTA profiles, from whom the original profiles template for this guide came from.
MacRumors, without original discussion of iOS 15.7.2 by members of this forum I would never have thought of taking advantage of the delayed ota upgrade to this version, and of course without this forum, this guide would not have been published.
Moderators, since I'm new to the forum and every time I edit it gets put in pending mode, they helped to review it in a timely manner and make this guide compliant with the forum rules.
@iosgino, @vladstarr, @TheNukie, @arw, @logicstudiouser, @RetiredDinosaur, @redheeler, @VAR_123, @Jordan Klein, @maryland and more for corrected or clarified some mistakes in this guide, help others and share their experiences in this thread.
@Bogdan, provided a more concise latency OTA profile template (#8), which is the version used by the current guide.
@TheNukie, shared a new way to put the iPhone in supervised mode.
@ulama, provided a tip for updating to this version via 15.6 RC1 (19G69) in the original discussion.
@RetiredDinosaur, Since the iOS 15 beta profile has expired on January 31st, RetiredDinosaur provided a way (#105) to bypass the date check, making the system think that the profile has not expired so that this guide will continue to be valid after January 31 until March 12, 2023.
If you have experience please share it in this thread, feel free to share this guide to help more people, you are free to modify, copy and distribute it, and you own all rights (if a specified license is required, then it is public domain).
This guide is a registered user editable wiki, feel free to edit it if you wish to help improve this guide.
Thanks for reading ☺️
The following are kept as archives.
FOREWORD
You may have heard that iOS 15.7.2 is not available for devices that can be upgraded to iOS 16.
Well, actually that's not quite true, Apple developed 15.7.2 for the iPhone 8 and later, and asked people to test those firmwares, but changed that plan when it was finally released.
So, there's 15.7.2 firmware out there, it's just hard for you to get it because of Apple's restrictions. in this guide I will show you how to bypass these restrictions and install iOS 15.7.2 on your iPhone.
This guidance is time-sensitive and if you reading it after March 12, 2023 (12/3/2023), it must have expired. Check the time and don't read outdated content.
AVAILABILITY
This guide applies to all devices that can only get iOS 16.2 and not iOS 15.7.2, including iPhone 8 series, iPhone X, iPhone XR, iPhone XS series, iPhone 11 series, iPhone SE 2020, iPhone 12 series, iPhone 13 series and iPhone SE 2022.
For devices currently running between iOS 14.5 and 15.7.1, the update method is easiest there.
Member RetiredDinosaur reports (#113) that 15.6 RC1 has stopped signing on February 23, 2023 (23/2/2023). For those on iOS 16.x and before iOS 14.5, It is no longer possible to update to iOS 15.7.2 by following this guide.
The guidance expires on March 12, 2023 (12/3/2023), which is the 90-day delay Apple allowed.
PREREQUISITES
- This guide has not expired
- A macOS or a Windows computer
- iPhone
- A USB cable to connect your iPhone to your computer
HOW TO DO
Before I start I want to quickly explain the steps:
- Prepare profiles for Delayed OTA and iOS 15 beta
- Put your iPhone in supervised mode
- Import profiles and update to iOS 15.7.2
For devices that have been jailbroken, the warning to you is that you have to do a full restore, i.e. put the iPhone in recovery mode, then restore your iPhone using the iOS 15.6 RC1 (19G69) restore ipsw, since 15.7.2, since 15.7.2 doesn't have ipsw available for restore on these devices, any jailbreak leftover files will not be able to be removed after this upgrade.
PREPARE CONFIGURATION PROFILES
We need two profiles, one for Delayed OTA and one for Beta, the former takes you back to the day when 15.7.2 RC was available, and Beta profile allows you to get RC through the beta channel.
- Delayed OTA Profiles
The first is the Delayed OTA profile, which is an XML file that can be made with any text editor. iOS 15.7.2 RC is released on December 7th, 2022 (7/12/2022) and fully available on December 8th (8/12/2022), we need to calculate the time difference between Today and December 8th, and then make a delayed ota profile suitable for today, so that your iPhone can go back to December 8th and get the ota update available that day.
Here's how:
An attachment is provided at the bottom of this thread. It is a Delayed OTA profile template that has been made. Download it, modify line 21
<integer>7</integer>, and change the number to your calculated time difference. For today (December 15th), that is 7 days.Remove the
.txt in the filename, then you'll have the Delayed OTA profile ready.A readable example is also provided here, and you can also copy them into an empty text file, and change the file name to
delay.mobileconfig after modifying the time difference <integer>7</integer>.
XML:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE plist PUBLIC "-//Apple//DTD PLIST 1.0//EN" "http://www.apple.com/DTDs/PropertyList-1.0.dtd">
<plist version="1.0">
<dict>
<key>PayloadContent</key>
<array>
<dict>
<key>PayloadDescription</key>
<string>Configures restrictions</string>
<key>PayloadDisplayName</key>
<string>Restrictions</string>
<key>PayloadIdentifier</key>
<string>com.apple.applicationaccess.441AD044-6E53-4B52-BC89-BF8C170129D2</string>
<key>PayloadType</key>
<string>com.apple.applicationaccess</string>
<key>PayloadUUID</key>
<string>441AD044-6E53-4B52-BC89-BF8C170129D2</string>
<key>PayloadVersion</key>
<integer>1</integer>
<key>enforcedSoftwareUpdateDelay</key>
<integer>7</integer>
<key>forceDelayedSoftwareUpdates</key>
<true/>
</dict>
</array>
<key>PayloadDescription</key>
<string>Delayed update for iOS 15.7.2, you can read more at https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/2373742/</string>
<key>PayloadDisplayName</key>
<string>OTA Delay - iOS 15.7.2</string>
<key>PayloadIdentifier</key>
<string>OTADelay</string>
<key>PayloadOrganization</key>
<string>DuckMe @ MacRumors</string>
<key>PayloadRemovalDisallowed</key>
<false/>
<key>PayloadType</key>
<string>Configuration</string>
<key>PayloadUUID</key>
<string>A40A3A0D-4E0F-49ED-B910-57160D9394B7</string>
<key>PayloadVersion</key>
<integer>1</integer>
</dict>
</plist>- iOS 15 Beta Profile
You'll also need the iOS 15 beta profile, which I can't provide you or tell you how to get it because it's against the forum rules.
This file is also an XML file, the difference is that it must be signed by Apple to be valid, only members of the Apple Beta Software Program can legally obtain the profile, distributing it is against Apple and forum rules, so I can't help you further.
If you are missing the Delayed OTA profile but have the Beta profile, then you can get 15.7.2, you can download it, but it cannot be installed because it is no longer signed.
If you are missing the Beta profile but have the Delayed OTA profile, you can go back in time, but only get the public channel version available back in the day, probably 15.7.1.
When you combine two profiles, you get everything to work.
PUT IPHONE IN SUPERVISED MODE
This step assumes that you have prepared two profiles.
The delayed OTA profile we made works only in supervision mode. this mode is provided by Apple to organizations to strengthen the organization's control over the Apple products they own. many advanced controls on the iPhone can be activated in this mode, one of which is the delayed update we use, which allows organizations to update to a version of firmware 90 days after Apple no longer signs it, or for organizations, they get an additional 90-day signature period.
To put an iPhone into supervised mode, there are three popular software that can do it, you can choose the one that suits you:
- Apple Configurator 2
Apple Configurator 2 is officially provided by Apple, it is free and recommended, but the software can only be used on macOS.
- iMazing
iMazing is paid software and you can use it on Windows and macOS.
- iBackupBot from supervise me
iBackupBot, the software reported by other members in this thread (#30), is free and works on Windows and may only run on older versions of macOS.
When putting your iPhone into supervised mode using Apple Configurator 2 or iMazing you will be asked to erase all data on the iPhone, this is because only brand new devices can join the organization, make a backup before that. Note: If you are using eSIM, please make sure that you use a computer to back up your iPhone before erasing it. After erasing your iPhone with a computer, it will be completely erased, and your eSIM profile will also be deleted, but you can restore your eSIM profile from local backup (not iCloud). If you are unable to retrieve your eSIM after restoring, you must contact your carrier to find out how to re-add your number to your phone.
iBackupBot uses a special method to put your device into supervised mode without erasing your iPhone, it requires you to restore a specially edited backup into the iPhone, a member of this thread reported that this operation has the potential to cause data loss (#39), so make a backup before you do.
- How to use Apple Configurator 2
The following steps are modified partly from the MobileGuardian (I'm too lazy to rewrite all):
- How to use iMazing
The following steps are modified partly from the iMazing (I'm too lazy to rewrite all):
- How to use iBackupBot
Since this software may not work on the latest version of macOS, it is recommended that all macOS users use the official Apple Configurator 2, so the following steps take Windows as an example, and some steps are modified partly from the supervise me (I'm too lazy to rewrite all):
IMPORT PROFILES AND UPDATE TO IOS 15.7.2
- Import configuration profiles
The last step is to import the configuration profiles to the iPhone and then check for updates, there are three ways to import, Mail app, Safari app or direct import through the computer, Safari is more difficult, I will not introduce.
- Mail App
Login to your email in iPhone's Mail App, then send two profiles to the email, and click the email attachment to import them.
Only Apple Configurator 2 and iMazing allow you to import profiles directly from your computer to your iPhone:
- Apple Configurator 2
Connect your iPhone to macOS via USB and open Apple Configurator, Right-click on your iPhone in Apple Configurator, then select "Add > Profiles", select the profiles you prepared before.
- iMazing
Connect your iPhone to macOS or Windows via USB and open iMazing, click the Profiles icon, drag and drop the profiles you prepared to iMazing.
- Adjust iPhone date to make expired iOS 15 beta profile valid
iOS 15 beta profiles have expired on January 31, 2023 (31/1/2023). On the current date, the system will prevent you from installing the beta profile file, so we need to adjust the date of the iPhone to before January 31, 2023. In order to avoid time zone problems, it is recommended to set it to January 28th.
Go to your iPhone's Settings App, "General > Date & Time", turn off the "Set Automatically", and change the date to January 28th, 2023.
(Big thanks to @RetiredDinosaur for providing this method in #105, before we thought this guide was dead)
- Install Configuration profiles
Go to iPhone's Settings App, go to "General > VPN and Device Management" to enable your profiles one by one.
- Update and restore your data
Finally you can check for updates at "General > Software Update" and you should receive the update for iOS 15.7.2 and it will install normally.
After the update, if you put your iPhone in supervised mode using Apple Configurator 2 or iMazing, you will need to erase your iPhone to exit supervised mode. the way is: open the iPhone's Settings app, go to "General > Transfer or Reset iPhone", then tap "Erase All Content and Settings", after erasing, you can restore your iPhone using the backup you created earlier.
I haven't used iBackupBot, but members have reported that after the update, supervision mode is automatically exited, and all profiles are automatically deleted, but your app data and settings are preserved.
At this point, this guide is COMPLETE for you. Enjoy the holidays with your iPhone on iOS 15.7.2 🥳
If your upgrade succeeded or failed, you can reply to this thread to let us know or help you. please let us know your pre-upgrade iOS version and the model you are using when replying.
These additional steps only applies to unsupported version range (before iOS 14.5 or on iOS 16.x) or jailbroken devices. but it can also be followed if you plan to do a clean restore before upgrading to 15.7.2.
As mentioned earlier, iOS 15.6 RC1 (19G69) is still signed and this is currently the only and last iOS 15 restore firmware available for these devices.
If your iOS is on a version prior to iOS 14.5, you will not be able to see the iOS 15.7.2 update if you follow the above steps, as the optional upgrade feature has not been added to iOS prior to 14.5, you need to update to iOS 15.6 RC1 (19G69) first.
If you're using iOS 16, now is your last chance to downgrade to iOS 15 via 15.6 RC1 (19G69).
If you are using a device that is already jailbroken then you need to be aware that updating to iOS 15.7.2 may not jailbreak your device and since there is no restore firmware available for 15.7.2, OTA updates won't help you remove those leftover jailbreak modifications, so you'll have to restore to iOS 15.6 RC1 (19G69) first to make sure your system files don't contain any unofficial modifications.
Also, since no signed restore firmware exists for iOS 15.7.2 on these devices, the only option for those who want to do a DFU restore with ipsw is to restore with 15.6 RC1 (19G69) and then update with OTA to 15.7.2.
These are all reasons to restore with iOS 15.6 RC1 (19G69), but it needs to be emphasized that Apple usually unsigns the previous firmware a week after the next firmware release, iOS 15.6 RC1 is an unusual special case, they either forget to unsign, or signed but for a special purpose, there's no reliable explanation there anyway, but what we do know for sure is that Apple could unsign this firmware the next second without notifying you, and then then there's no chance for you to restore to 15.6 RC1 (19G69), which means, for unsupported version range, you won't be able to update to 15.7.2.
- How to restore to iOS 15.6 RC1 (19G69)
FAQs
THANKS & CREDITS
Apple, developed the softwares and allow businesses to use the method to upgrade to firmware that is no longer signed.
Github user dhinakg (aka Dhinak G), for contributions in the Delayed OTA profiles, from whom the original profiles template for this guide came from.
MacRumors, without original discussion of iOS 15.7.2 by members of this forum I would never have thought of taking advantage of the delayed ota upgrade to this version, and of course without this forum, this guide would not have been published.
Moderators, since I'm new to the forum and every time I edit it gets put in pending mode, they helped to review it in a timely manner and make this guide compliant with the forum rules.
@iosgino, @vladstarr, @TheNukie, @arw, @logicstudiouser, @RetiredDinosaur, @redheeler, @VAR_123, @Jordan Klein, @maryland and more for corrected or clarified some mistakes in this guide, help others and share their experiences in this thread.
@Bogdan, provided a more concise latency OTA profile template (#8), which is the version used by the current guide.
@TheNukie, shared a new way to put the iPhone in supervised mode.
@ulama, provided a tip for updating to this version via 15.6 RC1 (19G69) in the original discussion.
@RetiredDinosaur, Since the iOS 15 beta profile has expired on January 31st, RetiredDinosaur provided a way (#105) to bypass the date check, making the system think that the profile has not expired so that this guide will continue to be valid after January 31 until March 12, 2023.
If you have experience please share it in this thread, feel free to share this guide to help more people, you are free to modify, copy and distribute it, and you own all rights (if a specified license is required, then it is public domain).
This guide is a registered user editable wiki, feel free to edit it if you wish to help improve this guide.
Thanks for reading ☺️
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